Answer:
Clear-cutting the rainforest
Explanation:
Density-independent factors of a population are factors that limit the size of a population irrespective of the density of the population.
A limited food source can only be defined by the size of a population, diseases will spread faster in high-density populations, and an increase in the population of a predator will cause a decrease in the population size of the predator's prey.
Clear-cutting of the rainforest means automatic destruction of the habitat of the poison dart frog's population, no matter the population size. Hence, clear-cutting of the rainforest is considered as the density-independent factor in this case.
